We offer both. Clients may engage us for one-time assignments such as registrations, return filings, or advisory opinions, as well as ongoing monthly or annual compliance and advisory support.
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A partnership firm is not automatically required to get its accounts audited under the Partnership Act, 1932, because the law mainly regulates the relationship between partners and their rights regarding books of account. However, under Section 92(1) of the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001, an important condition applies to AOPs having turnover of Rs. 300 million or above during the tax year or any preceding tax year. If such an AOP does not file audited financial statements along with its return of income, the partners may lose the exemption available on their share of profit, and that share may become taxable in their hands. Therefore, while audit is not mandatory for every partnership firm, it becomes practically necessary for large AOPs to protect the tax exemption of their partners.
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A traditional partnership firm under the Partnership Act, 1932 cannot directly convert into an LLP in the same manner as jurisdictions having dedicated LLP legislation. However, it may be converted into a private limited company by registering a new entity under the Companies Act, 2017 with the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, after which the partners may become shareholders and directors of the company.
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Many business owners start a partnership firm without registration and later face legal problems. Under the Partnership Act, 1932, an unregistered firm can operate, but it cannot file legal claims in court against customers, suppliers, or even its own partners. Registration gives legal protection, enforceable rights, and official recognition before the Registrar of Firms.
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Although registration of a partnership firm is not compulsory in Pakistan, it is highly recommended. Under the Partnership Act, 1932, an unregistered firm can still do business, obtain NTN, and open a bank account, but Section 69 restricts its legal rights. An unregistered firm cannot file a case for recovery of money, enforce contracts, or sue another partner in court. Therefore, registration may not be mandatory, but it provides legal protection, credibility, and stronger enforceable rights for the business.
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A minor cannot become a full partner in a firm under the Partnership Act, 1932; however, with the consent of all existing partners, he may be admitted only to the benefits of the partnership under Section 30. In this arrangement, the minor is entitled to his agreed share of the profits and has the right to inspect the firm's accounts, but he is not personally liable for the business's debts or obligations. Upon attaining majority, the individual must choose within six months whether to become a full partner or withdraw from the firm; otherwise, he will be deemed to have become a partner by law.
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Exporters are no longer required to submit Form "R" for every individual transaction. They now provide a one-time declaration specifying the nature of their services at the time of account opening (or as needed for existing customers). Banks will then tag the account with the relevant purpose codes for automatic processing.
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To provide greater convenience to beneficiaries and SMEs, the threshold for obtaining Form R has been increased to above US$25,000 or its equivalent in other currencies.
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